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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
Amusemeuts.

Amusements.
DALY'S THEATRE, Broadway and 3Oth.st.
~ Under the MANAGEMENT Of Mr. AuGUsTIN DAILY
rvEsa 4 Il T GG'i ssia sisY e
First 's smsSGspG. Il As'ri'a Of
-. - eaborately produced -:
TANNING mr. Fisher
OF NJ r s Ho1ass as H k%sensio
THE NJ Mr. tsssTea The ;Hfs SRs9
sHREw Mr. Bond ss.............. The fa.e Lnceniio
Mr. Mood as ... The false yinssn,io
NJ. g T. Gilbert ..:..::..::::::... Curtis
Miss Dreher as nahca
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SAT ri tisI1p sXTURDXY: -'''''''
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THEODORA.
;;%s: s: ~ sofs
SUNDAY ExESISG Jan 2s sESSFSMWELL VIII
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE
AZTEC FAIR. Broadway and 2sth-st
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
NA ADAM FoREPAUGH Lessee.
S s $$$$saaHE$$ $ siEEs
WEST.
GREAT NEW WILD WEST.
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GREAT NEW WILD WEST.
VIZ CODY and NATE SALISBURY.
Projectors and Managers
e # ##H ##EH EE$ #$s
s sEsEHEs LAST LAST Rally Rally:
ONLY FEW WEEKS LONGER.
Matinees Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
Admission only 20.
Every Evening Admission Soc
Branch ticket Office Ponds music store 70 Union Square
NlBLVS.
~ Mr. e. q. 0ILMORE.........Pr Proprietor and Manager
RESERV ED SEATS-Orchestra Circle aud B4cony-3O ctA
Gorgeous Revival OF
kIRALFY BROS
BLACK CROOK.
Imre Kirafy's latest sensation
EVERYTHING New Everything New
Every Evening ats. Matnees We'd. aud SAT az
NNHALIA Every Evening.
i The Best Musical Bur'esquc Ever Performed.
DIE MEININGEk
XVALLACK'S, Broadway and 3Oth- lat.
w SIR. LESTER WALLACK, sole Pr0prietor ~
LAST NIGHTS and LAST MATINEE OF SHERIDAN'S
Greatest Comedy. The
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
In consequences OF the coming production OF Sims and
Pettitts Romantic Drama,
HAfBOR LIGHTS.
HARBOR LIGHTS
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ling understands his business would AZ
care of good employer can " seen ~
dress A Es care OF housek ecper ga West Slthsl
NALEr.-By young man ~ genI,em.ss n.
vaieti excellent refercncea Address ALst' is""A'
Uptown Ofhce 1888 Broadway.
WANTED. Situation as machinist or VIII.
w nG % &c a. partner In scns e9sI wv eSsjipEHTiAL
Esstos. Penn. csrs 4 Q. ZssiE
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WANTED.cPleasant room with board for
tevs IN qli RsrsouesA PERMANENT." Tribune Up
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AUGUST BELMONT & CO.,
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
SpEYER & co.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST paul RAILWAY co.,
AZ WALIeST. }
INV YORK. January I'm, 1887. y
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
~ bonds Of COMPANY. Of $1,000 each known as Lana
AMI Income Bonds designaed by lot 10 bo
paid Al O5 per aud accrued interest on
ths according TO the PROVISIONS o tho Bond mo
ful
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INTEREST PAYABLE HALF YEARLY. on
fsT JANUARY AND IsT JULY.
PRINCIPAL REPAYABLE 1sT JANUARY,
1921.

THE BONDS ARE For 81 0oO EACH PAYABLE TO
BEARER BUT MAY BE REGISTERED AT THE or
FICE OF THE COMPASY IN NETWORK. THEY
ARE DIRECT OBLIGATION OF THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY.
AND ARE SECURED ny a fIKSr MORTGAGE on
ITS CHICAGO AND PACIFIC WESTERN DIVISION.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER 100000 OF THE
ABOVE BONDS FOR SUBSCRIPTION At los ~
PER CENT AND ACCRUED INThREsT. REsERvING
THE RIGHT TO ADVANCE THE PRICE OR TO
CLOSE SUBSCRIPTIONS WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE. A SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE Is BEING
MADE IN LONDON by
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BrockIgn propertp for Sale and 90 fst

FOR SALE or TO RENT.-Factory building
los Nostrand-ave LOT o0x200 factory 2oftxle0. 2s
eofses well lighted strests; will w sold
O. rented on favorable terms. Apply to & CHASE. New
YORK Tribune.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

UNDER and by virtue of a Deed of Trust,
m ade by John W. Wise and Lsnah Wise
his wife to the undersigned, dated January
10th, 1884, and recorded in Trust and Mort
gage BooK, No 8, page 1888, in the office of The
Clerk of the County Court Of Wood county,
to secure to j. z. Shafer the payment of a
debt therein mentioned, l will, on the
25sh day Of June. 1887,
proceed to sell at public sale, at the front
door of the Court House of Wood county,
West Va, the real estate in said Deed of
Trust mentioned, to wit q tract or lot of
land, lying on the North side of the North
Western Virginia Turn ike, about one mile
east of PARK ersburg, near the Fair grounds,
being 50 feet front on said Pike, and extend
ing back 270 feet adjoining lands of Stone
and others, ana known as Lot No. % on q
plat of tbe lands betw cen the Pike and the
Fair grounds, known as Fairview, and be-
ing same Lot conveyed to lanai Wise by
D. II. NJ al and others by deed dated Februa-
ry 18th, 1881, and of record in said Clerk IS
Office, in Deed Book No. 40, page 2I2.
TERMS OF sALE:- Cash.
DAVE ID. JOHNSON.
L ustee.
P. S.-The above announced Sale has been
postponed till the l1th day of July 1887, al
the place named In above notice.
DAVE d. JOHNSON,
Trustee,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29
Fiduciary List.

The following is a list of the fiduclarie'
whose accounts are before me for settie'
ment at this date,
A. Logan and Y. Logan, Executors OF inc
last will and testament of Randolph Logan
deceased.
2 Dr.. H. Kelly, Executor of the last Will
and testament of Mary Dolan, deceased
L. A. Tavenner, Assignee OF S. MoodS,
j. r. Miller, Curator of the estate OIL
Richard Miller.
D. D. Johnson, Administrator with INC
will annexed, of Mary S. Little, deceased
Given under my hand rs Commissioner v.
Accounts for the County Court OF Woou
County, W. Va this 18th day of June, loo''
IN. ENRIGHT,
Commissioner of ACCOUNTS
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29
Notice to Builders.
BARNA POWELL,
Commissioner.

The Board of Education of Parkersburg
District will receive ealed proposals for the
construction of an addition to the Jefferson
School Building in the City of Parkersburs,
up to IL N of the LIST day of July, 1857. Pro-
ing con plete and also for the different class
es OF work seperate, to-wit; A 4 and G. as
marked on specifications; proposals for
stone work must be accom- PAM led with SAM
Piles of the stone TO be used in said work.
Plans and specifications to be seen at the
office of the Board of Education in Bore
mans Block, south side Court Spare.
Board reserves the rig MT to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Kdu cation of Par
lsIsburg District.
SAMUEL T. sTAPLETON, sec'y.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLD
ERE.

TO all persons holding liens by judgm ent
or otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof, of Rebecca j Hull:
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Judge of the Circuit Court of Wood county,
West Va, i'll Chambers on the 18th day of
Jshe, 1887, made in a cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate of the said Rebecca
j. Hull to the satisfaction of liens thereon,
You are hereby required to present all
claims, held by you and each ofyou against
the said Rebecca j. Hull, which are liens on
her real estate, or any part of it, for ad-
Indication to me, lat my office on Third st.
in the city of Parkersburg, in the county of
Wood, On or before the It'll day of July
1887.
Given under my hand this tie 18th of
June, 1887.
BARNA POWELL,
No. ,i.,,;
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
r e AL EST ATE

c. F. Scott and H. H. dis, jr., Administra.
tors, with the will annexed, OF Ii. Il.
dis, deceased,
Mary Foreman, Thos. L. Borenan, ct al. In
the Circuit Court OF Wood County, West
Virginia.
BY virtue of decree rendered in the
above styled case on March 18th, 1887, the
undersigned Special Commissioners ap-
pointed thereby, Will, on Lhe
18th Day of July, 1887.
That being Court day, at the front door Of
the court house OF saiu county OF Wood,
sell the several parcels OF real estate herein
after described, separately,
AT PU BLIC Al CTION!
To the Highest and Best bidder, to-wit:
tract OF land containing about 70 acres, lying
near Parke. spurg, III sad county, part OF
the land conveyed 10 II. ii. DIS by Lysand%
Dudley and wife, by deed OF August 5rd,
1886, of record in the Clerks office of the
County Court of SAID county, in Deed BOOK
No. Is, page IS.
A house and lot in the city of Parkers..
burg, IN SAID county, being The south nan %
in-lot No. 14z, on Green stl eet, ana conveyed
to ii. Ii. Dis by W.. W.. Van Wlnkle
Special Commissioners, by deed Of October
18th, 1880 of record in SAID Clerks ONCE Ia
Deed Book No. AZ page 372
A house ana lot Ill said city on Marker
street, 81 feet by 100 feet, conveyed 10 salq
ii. H. DIS by n. l.. Epson and wife, by deed
of March, Sth, 1882, OF record in SAID Clerks
office IN Deed BOOK No. 10 page "a.
And house and lot near said city tront
ing on st. Mary's Road, 81 feet by lou iees
conveyed to SAID IL. ii. DIS 10y Amos Dye
and wife, by deed of February rs loo OF re-
cord in said Gle ks office in Deed Book NO.
81 page 2t9.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third of the purchase money cash III
hand, ana the resio.,e on a credit OF SIX an1
twelve months eXcca5 as 10 the SAID ~ aciess
of land which wills be sold for one-thIru
cash and The residue on credit OF IWeIso
and twenty-four months; the purchaser W
give his notes with good personal secullV
bearing interest for The defer ed pay mems
and the legal tile will be retained as au a
ditional security until ali the purchase
money is paid.
G. F. SCOTT
II. H. dis Jr;
Special &C nm issloners.
Bond in the penalty OF $1,000 with Sooa
fecurity given by said Commissioners as
required by law. TEsTE:
o. NJ. CLEMENS, (4erk'
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29

Orders are already coming in for this Spec
iai Edition. Send for all you can use judi
cously, at snce. We want them all put into
aSod hands.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29
B.. Z 3.
SPRING DRESS GOODS THE
TOPIC.


TOPIC.
What shall get for my new spring ana m
Summer SUIT? Write our Mail Order De-
partment for samples, ana tney Will neiP
you answer the question.
| Our business in Dress Goods Department.
| this season has already been surprising, put
| with the daily arrivals OF new goods, tne
! stock and selection is quite as good az ever:
We make this matter OF assortment an9
| selection q feature Of our busin ess, and win
| the assurance that prices are right, tne GUS
| toner, although living at q distance ano IN
ing has nothing to risk in ordering by mall;
The newest and most desirable goods Will
| be sent upon request and satisfaction guar
anteed. Try a sample order, you Will nno
this "shopping by mail" with reputable
| house, great success.
| A few specialities offered this month, viz:
| COMPLETE LINE ALL WOOL COLORED
CASHMERE STRIPES-light weight, bpt
medium to dark colors, 40 inches, 45 cents.
Large lot all wool fancy Imported Dress
Goods, 40 inch width, SO cts. goods reduceo
from rs cts.
ALL WOOL CAMELS HAIR Mixtures in
Light Greys and Brown. ~ In, "1a Gus.
| All wool 81 Inch Invisible or Pin Head ae %
Checks in Spring and Summer Shades At 70
cts former price, 81 90, at which they were
| thought good value and cheap.
NEW PRINTED CHALLLS wool flling
in Light Summer COlorS and weight, 10 Gus
% inches.
Just placed on sale, large assortment OF
English Challls or Asiatic Pongees--& 1ncnes
| In width for IS cts.--entirely new and all the
rage for Summer wear.
40 inch Cream all wool Canvass Club at Is
cts. per yard-.the cheapest thing In Dress
Goods line ever offered.
| For Street and Travelling costumes we have
| placed on sale five shades Of Grey English
| Mohairs, 70 inches in width, at 70 CTS per
yard. Old fashioned goods revived but very
| desirable.
The offerings in English, French and Ger
man Novelty Suitings are bewildering In
| extent and variety.-tOo many even TO at
| tempt mention or description.
| Usual Silk Bargains in Black and Colored
Silks and many new ones. Everything In
Moire or Watered Goods,i Is the correct thing
To meet the demand IN this direction, we
| offer,
Special Large Line of Colored Moire Silk
every shade. at so cts. for lS-inch width I;
| these are especially cheap. Also, Colored
Moires at 8l.60, $l25, sl.50 and up to $780,
very desirable.
| Colored Rhadames at ~ cts, all silk, 20
inches, not offered elsewhere below Sl.OO and
SLIPS:
Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Handkerchiefs
Gloves Notions, Ribbons. kuchings, Jewel
ry, etc., eve.
Send Tor Price List and Description of eur
offerings of Parasols and Kid Gloves.
| BOGGS & BULL,
LIS, liz, ll9 and l21 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY PA.
Write for Samples.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29
Buckhann0n Normal and
Classical Academy
Commencement.
An Interesting Letter About this En-
celLent School.
ED. FREEMAN -

monopolized the attention of our
citizens and large number of Wis.,
itors. AS the years 60 by our peo-
pls become more and more inter.
ested in the Academy, and unite
in thinking it their most valued
home enterprise. At each exercise
the large auditorium was filled to
overlooking.
Tn. program of the week was as
follows:
Annual Social for the students.
Baccalau reate Sermon by Rev.
G A. Funkhouser, ID. D.;
Annual Sermon by Rev. W. G.
Riheldaffer;
Junior Finale;
Annual Lecture by Rev. DR..
Funk houser; subject, THE Higher
Culture;
Musical Sioree and Commence
ment.
The year has been one of real
prosperity to the school. The
faculty. has shown itself to be
both faithful and Efficient. The
members are as follows: w. O..
Fries, A. NJ, Mrs. l.. Stevens,
B. s., Miss Winifred johnson, Mrs.
Sue b. Hall, B. g., M. NJ, and Prof.
F. P. Sexton.
During tho year lectures were
delivered under the auspices of the
Academy as follows:
Romance of Missions-Rev. q.
Warner, DID,;
Relation of Law to Civil Society,
by Waitman T. Wiley, LID.
"Don't," by Hon. G.. w. Akin
"skimmed Milk" by Prof. W. P.
Wiley, A. M.
"rhe Higher Culture" by Rev.
G.. A. Funkhouser, ID.
Without exception the lectures
have all been good.
The school is now recognized as
q preparatory school by the West
Virginia University and also Otter
bein University. Those wishing
to go to these or other Colleges, can
pr pare just as thoroughly and at
less coat here than anywhere else.
Besides other work the Tru stees
authorized a complete business
course and the awarding of diplo-
~ to those completing the course.
The graduating class this year
numbers eight. In the Musical
Department, Miss Myrtle G.. Baker,
Il ,advville, Md, and Miss Rosa A.
Weekley, Freamansburg, w. Va.
The Accidental Department grad
uat-s are Messrs. Benz Bassell, jr.,
Back hannoa A. NJ. MARBLE, Tall
nansvllle; G, A. Queen, Rural
Dale, w. Va, and Misses Elsie
Bond, Berlin, Mollie S. Hall, Cas-
ton; Il )aa A. Weekley, Freemans.
burg, and Lille G. Pifer, Buckhan-
no t.
Hach graduate presented an orr
ginal literary or musical compost
t,oo. Miss Bakers musical COM
petition entisled "Homeward
WAltz' did herself and the music
department. great credit.
rhs school and its friends are
j1stlg proud of its graduates. They
will favorably advertise the school
me only draw back to the school
Il debt, which, if not provided for
will harm it. Vigorous efforts are
being put forth to provide for it.
After The debt is paid the outlook
fr the endowment is f1attering,
Toe agent, Rev. c. Hall, Buckhan-
nan, invites correspondence and CO.
operation on the part of all friends
wash a view of providing for this
pressing emergency first.
Tne Time set to open the fall
term Of the Academy is August
3ist. Parties N attend the fall
tenn of ten weeks and go out and
tssch four months, and return for
the Spring term. This allows
psIsens practically to educate
tbAnselves. Advantages consider,
ed, the Academy is the chea pest
school known TO u.s. H.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-06-29

Buy for yourself or suffering
friend at least one package of 4
boxes for $1.OO, or one box tor 25
cents, Be sure you are getting Sha-
fer's Asthmatic Match. Why? Be
cause it has been tested and proven
to be the best. See testimonials
and directions for use on each box,
also trademark.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
A Public Nuisance.

The commons lying east of town
have long been used as a depository
for the otfal from the entire city, I'M
til the section has not only boone
disgrace to our otherwise well
regulated town, but an offensive
nuisance. All garbage, carcasses,
etc., have been unloaded there and
left to lie uncovered, a pestilence
breeding mass and menace to the
health of the citizens. Before the
spring rains and hot suns shall come
something should be done to oblit-
crate this decaying mass. AT pres
ent we have no special health officer
to give attention to such matters,
but it is to the interest of every citi-
zen who has the veal of the COM
munity at heart to urge that the
commons be cleared of these I'M
slightly and mal-odorous encum-
brances.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
The May Bretonno Success.

The May Bretonnc Combination
is meeting with gratifying success in
their engagement here this week,
They opened on Monday evening
with Fanchon; on Tuesday present.
ed a Celebrated Case, and supplied
the demand for comedy with Fogg's
Ferry last evening, Tonight they
will play Damon and Pythias, one o.
the grandest dramas on the stage.
The company has found favor in the
public eye, as is attested by the large
audiences that greet them. May
Bretonne has fine abilities and a
charming appearance, such as ire
sistahly win the admiration Of her
hearers,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
Fair Dates.

BY the courtesy Of Secretary
Freeman we are enabled to give the
dates selected for the State fair, the
Audubon county fair and those OF
our immediate ncighbors, Of 1887.
The dates are conflicting in two in
stances, but it is impossible for the
managers to arrange that all can be
accommodated and yet utilize the
clement days of September. The
list will be found Il convenient refer
cncc, It preserved:
Audubon County Fair, Sept. 20,
u, e, g, L. !. Fireman, Secretary,
Audubon.
Iowa State Fair Sept. :, 8, 4, S,
8, rs 9, /. II. Shatfer, Secretary,
Des Moines.
Manning District Fair, Sept. q,
"a, IS, 70, ~, w. !. Morrow, Sec.
rotary, Manning.
Shelby County Fair, Sept. ~, -,
3, Al, d. b. Shelter, Secretary,
Harlan.
Cass County Fair, Sept. ~, IS,
20, 80, w. b. Temple, Secretary,
Atlantic.
Guthrie County Fair, Sept. AZ,
IS, 80, 80, A. II. Grissell, Secretary,
Mcnlo,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
CITY DIRECTORY.
TRUSTEES.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

DRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. f.
L Dickins N, Acting Pastor. Morning service at
O'Clock. Sunday school, Rev. +. B. Cousins.
superintendent at IL o'clock. Evening service at
o'clock. Free seats. Voluntary offerings. All
are welcome.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
Trees and Plants.

The Atlantic Nursery Company
now has large stock of fruit trees,
ornamental trees, forest trees, shrubs,
bulbs and carly plants OF all kinds
on exhibition on the lots immedi-
ately north Of the Audubon County
Bank building in this city. All trees
and plants are in strong and healthy
condition and superior to those fur
nished by foreign houses. For fur
Their information call at the lot des-
ignated and consult MIR. +. Hiatt,
the salesman.
S. W. WILSON & Co.,
Reliable Nurserymen.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
GOLD GIVEN AWAY.
We offer three large prizes to our
customers.
tSt, $4,000 in Gold.
I'd, Handsome Gold Watch.
Sd, 20 yards All Wool Carpet.
One ticket given with every Dollars
worth Of goods sold by us.
RUSSELL 4 SON.

60 to X. Lenox & Co. for dress
robes.
Miss Ida Sturgeon, of Extra, is
visiting the Misses Wa,tles.
John II. Peck started the first OF
the week for Colorado in the inter-
ests OF the Good Luck Gold Mining
and Milling Company.
Manila has organized base ball
club, with the constitutionally thirs-
ty and breezy Lawson, late first base
man of the Earring club, as captain.
Three hundred pieces of new
lawns and balistes just opened at
RUSSELL & Sons,
Rev. G.. Knoll, the Evangelical
minister who has been doing good
work in building up the church in
Viola township, has been transferred
to the ANITA charge, and will soon
move to that place. The good wishes
Of the people of this county accom-
pany him to his new field.
Silk velvet and dress trimming at
r. Lenox & Cos.
VIM. A. Jump departs this week
for Manhatten, Colo, a place 45
miles northwest of TT. Collins, where
he will remain during the summer,
and possibly conclude to locate per-
manently. Enroute he will improve
his timber claim ut Rapaho, reaching
his destination during the early May
days.
See our handsome line of new
parasols. Something entirely new
at RUSSELL & Sons.
A fine row Of thrifty trees has
been placed around the Presbyterian
church and court house lots, the
necessary expense having been de-
frayed by individuals ofpublic spirit
and local pride. Arbor day, as les.
ignated by our worthy state super
intendent of public instruction, will
be fortnight behind time in Audi.
bon.
Don't fail, when in Audubon, to
visit r. Lenox Il Co. for dry goods.
Capt. Chas. Stuart was looking
after his interests here last Saturday.
He reports damaging drouth at
his home at Neponset, Ill. Water
for stock has to be hauled long dis
tances, he being compelled in his
case to haul it distance of six miles.
Unless rain shall come soon they
anticipate serious effects upon the
seasons crops.
To ENcAMrMENT.-Col. L. q.
White, Jno. F. Conslgny, Hon. J.
A. Overholtzer, J. w. b. Cole and
Commander Bryan departed Mon.
day morning for Dubuque, where
they will remain until Friday in at
tendance upon State Encampment
g. A. II. The delegation is some.
what changed from that reported
last week, on account of the inability
of individuals to attend.
Dress silks at Il. Lenox & Co.'S.
the band instruments have been
returned from Elkhart, Ind, where
they were sent for repair, and are
looking as nice and bright as if tor
the first time from the makers hands.
The personnel of the band has been
somewhat changed, Messrs. w. II.
O'Connell, w. II. Negley and s.
D. Scoville being added to the mem
bership. The series of open air
concerts was commenced last Satur-
day evening.
The "Madam Foys" and "Balls"
corset at Russell q Sons.
One hundred of those handsome
embroidered robes just opened
cheap. RUSSELL ~ Son,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
Died.

At the residecc Of his mother, Mrs.
Il. +. Miller, on last Thursday
night, Mr.. Geo. Miller, aged
eighteen years.
The disease was of the brain. On
Monday, after eating hearty dln-
ner, the young man was Frustrated
and became unconscious, in which
condition he remained until death
came as above stated. The funeral
services were held at the house, by
Rev. J. b. Harris, on Saturday
Mrs. Miller has the
sympathy of large circle OF trends
in this her sad bereavement.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21

NURSERY SToCk.-Six thousand
fruit trees and grape vines are now
being offered Tor sale and at prices
cheaper than ever before named.
All were raised in Warren county
and are at home in this climate.
Purchaser has privilege of selecting
stock. Call at Tharnish's livery
barn and examine stock and prices.
HENRY RoHRBRCK.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-21
Audubon County Kepublieau.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Entered at,he Audubon Post. ofhce as mail matter
OF the second class. ~
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Unclaimed Letters.

List Of unclaimed letters lying in the postofacs 81
Audubon, Iowa. for the week ending Saturday April
10, 1877.
Miller l., Wilson Henry
Subject to be TO the dead letter once In thirty
days Persons calling for the above viii please say
advertised u. 3. FosrEa, PosnAstsr,